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Job SearchThe HTML document layout is used to position the reports inside the document. The layout is HTML, allowing you to insert images, text, tables, and hyperlinks; anything you can add to a Web page you can add to an HTML document.
The HTML document layout is an HTML file that includes special tags to identify the placement of the reports. Reports are represented by customized image tags. These images are replaced by the actual report when you execute the HTML document in HTML Document View in Desktop or through MicroStrategy Web.
HTML documents use XML and XSL to allow the user to view the content of the reports included in the HTML document. These technologies allow you to separate style from content when creating Web pages. XML defines the structure of information while XSL defines the formatting of information. The XML of the report is provided by the Intelligence Server, and the formatting is supplied by the XSL specified in the HTML Document Editor.
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Microstrategy Tutorial
- Introduction To Advanced Reporting Introduction
- Basic Microstrategy Terminology
- Report Objects
- Moving To Advanced Reporting
- Reports Introduction
- Before You Begin
- The Basic Report
- Filtering
- Understanding How A Report Is Executed
- View Filters
- Derived Metrics
- Dynamic Aggregation
- View Filter Effects
- View Definition In The Report Execution Cycle
- Exceptions To Dynamic Aggregation
- Subtotals
- Shortcut Metrics
- Advanced Sorting
- Formatting
- Deployment
- Evaluation Order
- Find And Replace
- Bulk Export
- Creating Freeform Sql Reports Introduction
- Freeform Sql Reporting
- Microstrategy Reporting Features To Sql
- Security For Data Access
- Managed Objects
- Creating Freeform Sql Reports
- Creating Olap Cube Reports Introduction
- Microstrategy Integration With Sap Bw
- Understanding The Sap Bw Terminology
- Relating Sap Bw Objects To Microstrategy Objects
- Using The Olap Cube Catalog
- Four Types Of Reporting Features
- Related Features
- Connecting To Sap Bw Servers
- Creating Olap Cube Reports
- Filters Introduction
- Types Of Filters
- Report Filter Options
- Attribute Qualification
- Set Qualification
- Shortcut To A Report
- Shortcut To A Filter
- Advanced Qualification: Custom Expression
- Advanced Qualification: Joint Element List
- Metrics Introduction
- Metric Types
- Definition Of Simple Metrics
- Example 1: Using Level Metrics
- Example 2: Using Level Metrics
- Example 3: Removing Report Level
- Definition Of Compound Metrics
- Metric Aggregation And Subtotals
- Join Specification
- Metric-specific Vldb Properties
- Metric Column Alias
- Formatting Metrics
- Creating Metrics In The Report Editor
- Useful Functions
- Creating Metrics In The Command Manager
- Data Mining Services Introduction
- Data Mining Services
- Creating A Dataset Report
- Creating A Predictive Model
- Importing The Predictive Model
- Using The Predictive Metric
- Example
- Custom Groups And Consolidations Introduction
- Custom Groups
- Benefits Of Using A Custom Group
- Example: Banding Points
- Custom Group Elements
- Custom Groups And Sql
- Example: Custom Groups
- Consolidations
- Consolidation Elements
- What Is Evaluation Order
- Consolidations And Sql
- Example: Consolidations
- Custom Group And Consolidation Comparison
- Prompts Introduction
- What Is A Prompt?
- Types Of Prompts
- Saving Reports With Prompts
- System Prompts
- Facts Introduction
- What Is A Fact?
- Fact Structure
- Defining Facts
- Attributes Introduction
- What Is An Attribute?
- Attribute Forms
- Form Groups
- Attribute Relationships
- Attribute Display
- Compound Attributes
- Example: Creating A Compound Attribute
- Html Documents Introduction
- HTML document layout
- Advanced Concepts: Xml And Xsl
- Creating Html Documents
- Best Practices For Creating Dashboards
- Implementing Gauge-based Dashboards
- Example: Implementing A Gauge-based Dashboard
- Xsl Samples For Simple Customization
- Example: Building An Html Document
- Hierarchies Introduction
- Types Of Hierarchies
- Hierarchy Organization
- Hierarchy Display
- Entry Point
- Hierarchy Browsing
- Drill Maps Introduction
- What Is Drilling?
- Creating Custom Drill Maps And Paths
- Drill Map Association
- Logical Tables Introduction
- Logical Tables
- How Should I Use Logical Tables?
- Creating Logical Tables
- Logical View Examples
- Data Marting Introduction
- Associated Terminology
- Sample Business Scenarios
- Transformations Introduction
- What Is A Transformation?
- Transformation Metrics
- Transformation Components
- Example: Transformations
- Aggregate Tables Introduction
- Why Should I Use Aggregate Tables?
- Aggregation Terminology
- When Should I Use Aggregate Tables?
- Integrating Aggregate Tables
- Partition Mapping Introduction
- Server Versus Application Partitioning
- Metadata Partition Mapping
- Warehouse Partition Mapping
- Metadata Versus Warehouse Partition Mapping
Introduction To Advanced Reporting
Reports
Creating Freeform Sql Reports
Creating Olap Cube Reports
Filters
Metrics
Data Mining Services
Custom Groups And Consolidations
Prompts
Facts
Attributes
Html Documents
Hierarchies
Drill Maps
Logical Tables
Data Marting
Transformations
Aggregate Tables
Partition Mapping
